Mathematics with Philosophy with Science Foundation Year

About this course

Mathematics and philosophy is a combination with a long intellectual history: both disciplines are fundamentally concerned with rigour, argument, and the structures that underlie our understanding of the world. Mathematics develops your capacity for precise logical reasoning, your ability to work with abstract structures, and your facility with the quantitative methods that underpin science and technology. Philosophy extends that rigour into questions about knowledge, reality, ethics, and the nature of mind, asking the foundational questions that mathematics itself raises when you consider what numbers are, why mathematical proofs compel us, and how abstract structures relate to the physical world. At the University of Lincoln, this four-year full-time programme with a science foundation year provides an extended foundation before you enter the main degree, allowing students who need to

Where its graduates go

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